Dog owners fitter, slimmer and healthier, study finds
Canine companions have also been linked to improved mental health and reduced social isolation.
Rachael Turner is a former news writer of Horse & Hound.
Canine companions have also been linked to improved mental health and reduced social isolation.
A team of scientists are using AI to monitor the feelings of the mammals.
We’ve fallen in love with this Grade II listed home, which has been beautifully restored and is nestled in a peaceful yet well-connected rural location.
Today’s news round-up features research into seaside towns, a flock at Hamstead Heath for the first time in 60 years, and a study into our responsiveness to dogs and cats.
Residents are campaigning to keep the beloved landmark, which was used to warn of air raids.
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) says government targets to clean-up rivers are unrealistic.
Private landowners and conservation charities are working to restore a population of at least 50 breeding pairs by 2030.
In today’s round-up we bring you news of sea eagles arriving in England, a charming Cotswold cottage for £12,000 and farming as you’ve never seen it before.
It will be included in a two-day auction from 17-18 September.
The farm’s urban location provides an ideal base to distribute food to London-based consumers.
The remains of the sloop were uncovered on Pensarn Beach in Abergele, North Wales.
Today’s news round-up features predictions of record-breaking temperatures this bank holiday weekend, plus the hidden plastic littering our beaches and the impressive rescue of a cow called Ghost.
A study has revealed hidden plastic pollution on Britain’s coastline, in the form of pebble-like chunks known as pyroplastic.
The birds are likely to breed in Britain in the near future due to climate warming.
Today’s round-up features research into the benefits of visiting your local park, a floating dairy farm, good news for a rare seabird and Queen Victoria’s piano.
Cows enjoy beer-infused hay on the world's first offshore dairy farm in the Netherlands.
The little tern has been in serious decline, but 2019 has seen a welcome boost for the species.
The winners of the comic competition have been announced, while gags about Churchill, Brexit and Harry Potter have also received high-praise.